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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-01-13
Anecdoto of Gen. Grant.

General Grant, on his return to this
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flicted with u cough, contracted while
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phyx is greater than /. My calling has
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Legislative Notes.

Over a hundred bills have already been
introduced in the House.
Hfty-nine Democratic members have
signed the agreement to go into caucus.
The Senate had a sharp little fight over
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A bill has been introduced in the Hi.
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Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
RIVER FRIGHT.

Some people became alarmed yesterday
morning over the river indications. From
o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock the
water mark rose three feet. 1t remained at
that point until near noon, and then com
menced to fall At evening the mark was
near what it was Tuesday.
The phenomena was sufficient to set num-
Der Of local philosophers at work grinding
out theories concerning the proper modus
operandi to be pursued in the future, and
particularly was it noticed that number
devoted their strength in talking about what
re council should have done long
before this time. They soon reached
a point where they censured the city fathers
for not acting on the subject more decisely
and emphatically than they have. They
would finally conclude that the matter had
been allowed to 60 too far and now inunda-
tion was inevitable. They seemed to dispair
of anything better and are about ready to
stick up the -~hite flag and hold up hands
AnCener class argued the other way. Ihey
|, as a rule thought too little progress had been
made in dealing with that question bvt were
hopeful of securing action needed in the near
future. They argued for the future and
thought the past was Of little consequence,
but the future included the great problem
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
SPLENDID PICTURES.

As fine set of Photographic views as we
ever saw taken of any city We're laid upon
our table yesterday and were from the Bald
win gallery of this city. They consisted of
three cabinet pictures and two Others about
sixteen by twenty inches each. Several
gentlemen who happened to be present pro-
nounced them not excelled in distinction and
brilliancy. The city of Wichita is taken in
several aspects. One or two shows the bust
ness of her principal streets, others bel
homes and foliage The most striking scene
was framed and shows the river and bridge
in the foreground. We do not know any
thing Of the process or the construction o.
the camera or the treatment by which ths
perspective Of these pictures were brough
cut, but the Baldwin gallery can exhibi
them with pride. Anyone desiring to Civ,
eastern friends an idea of what Wichita i
l like ought to send them these scenes
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
A FR1GHrFuL ACCIDENT,
DRAGGED by a Runaway Team Over Pra

DRAGGED by Runaway Team Over Prairie.
Yesterday forenoon. James May, man
well-known in the city, was brought here
very seriously injured.
He was driving team of ponies west OF
Hazelton when they became frightened and
run for quite distance, breaking the car
riage to pieces and freeing themselves from
its wreck. Mr.. May becoming en-
tangled in the reins, was dragged
about mile along the road.
At last when he succeeded in releasing him.
self from his perilous position. one of his
legs was broken, the ankle of the other
sprained and his body and face terribly
bruised and scratched. He crawled, under
the broiling hot sun, to farm house to find
no one at home. Fortunately hunter pass
ing took him upon his back and carried him
for mile, where medical aid was summoned
and his injuries attended to. Yesterday
morning he was placed on the express train
at Hazelton and brought to the city.
DR.. Furley was called and everything
done to ease his terrible suffering
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE.

The trustees of Fairmount college held a
meeting yesterday afternoon at the office OF
the secretary, H S. Clifford. There were
present Hon. T. D. Thacher, Of Topeka; Rev.
J. h. Parker, II. s. Clifford, W. j. Corner,
II. s. Richards, F. G. Stark, NJ. w. Levy,
Rev. Joel Harper and A. s. Munson. This
was the first meeting Of the board held since
the name Of the corporation was changed
from "Wichita Ladies' College, to ''Fair-
mount college," and the number Of trustees
increased from five to fifteen, the work OF
letting contracts, procuring material, con-
structing buildings, etc, having been IN
charge of committees with power to act. The
matter of most Importance before the meet
ing yesterday was in relation to the selection
of president Of the college.
The committee on faculty made full re-
port, and after long discussion, the report
was referred back to the committee with
power to act, the committee being instructed
by vote of the trustees to secure the services
Of a man. instead of a woman, as president
Of the institution. 1t is probable that the
other members of the faculty will be, for the
most part, ladies.
1t was voted by the trustees to open the
college not later than the first week in
January, 1888, and the work of building
will be pushed rapidly forward with that enc
in view. The exercises on laying of the cor
ner stone will not take place before Septem
Der, when it is expected the Motor line viii
be completed to the college grounds, and
when the weather will be better suited to the
purpose. This will not delay the erection Of
the building, as a place for the corner stone
can be left without retarding the work. The
contract calls for the completion of the base
ment by the first of July, and the contractors
say they will ''get there." Complete plans
for the superstructure were received from
the architects day or two ago and were in
spected by the trustees at the meeting ye;ter-
day.
After discussing all matters of interest to
the college the trustees adjourned subject to
the call Of the president.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02

| SUMMARY
Earned runs-Wichita 4; Arkansas City O
Three base Whistler
Two base hit-Whistler.
Left on bases-Wlchita Z: Arkansas City )
Struck out-By Smith 2; by Noll 2.
Passed balls-McCa Caffrep 3; Perkins 1.
Time of game-1 hour, 50 minutes.
Umpire-Walsh.
Smith pitched good game yesterday and
was lucky about being hit so as to be fielded.
Perkins caught like himself yesterday.
| Whistler managed to hit the ball, even if
he did have his fcger-nail torn off the day
before. He also made beautiful running
catch in left field.
But speaking of catching flies, Ducky
more than made himself prime ia, or
ite with the audience by his splen-
did work in catching severe, dangerous
and difficult flies, some of which would have
been three baggers or home runs. For one
he had such a run that when he ce-oht it he
! rolled over several times-but held onto the
ball.
That defeat seems to walked the boys up to
sustaining their records of ten games played
and only one lost.
Negotiations are now pending with the
| Springfield, Missouri club to play here on
the 5th and 9th of this month. 1t is expected
game soon.
| The Springfield team is one of the best in
/ the Southwestern League, comprising such
clubs as Little Rock, Hot Springs, Fort
| Smith and others,
They lave splendid battery, a pitcher
who is rated a wonder and some of the best
men in the west. If they come they will
have hard fight to winn.
Quite large number Of ladies attended
yesterday being ladies' day.
The new grand stand will be the finest anC
strongest in the west and will be finished by
Saturday evening.
For a rank, kicking bully-raging, general!
offensive and wholly obnoxious character
that man Hunter, the captain Of the Arkan
sas City team, is the most disgusting eve
seen here and if the club wishes t
have any friends they had bette
let Hunter hunt some other job. When b
bulldoze or bullyrag the umpire, he tried t
bring him to terms by threats of "havin
him fred
Mr.. Walsh, the young man who umpire
these three games, is from st. Louis, an
will hereafter remain in Wichita.
Haber makes an excellent third basenan
The umpire's lot is not happy one.
There will be no more championship gam,
/ here until June p, % and %, when Wellin!
d ton will play here. The Wichitas play j
Arkansas City next Tuesday, Wednesday al
Thursday, and at Wellington the correspon,
ing days Of the next week.
Emporia has won three games from We
lington at the former place this week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
ABEI.IEvER IN WICHITA.

Mr. c. J. Sipe, one of Wichita's long ad-
mirers, is again in the city looking after his
interests. He has made many trips to the
CITY and long since made his first invest
ment. 1t will be remembered he comes
from the town of Vincennes where the peo-
pie look at Wichita through the wrong end
Of the telescope. He says that out In his
neck of woods the natives ARE sure that
Wichita is busted. They all believe it except
those who have been in the city and know
differently Mr. Sipe thinks it just little
amusing to hear the loafers Of his town talk
about Wichita being busted. He thioks Ii
mainly out of prejudice because some people
can't see the fun in other people making the
money. They are very anxious that some
misfortune might overtake their Geighbors